Have you met sporty, soccer-playing Lola Levine yet? We want to spread the word about this great chapter book series by our friend Monica Brown. Kirkus gave Lola a starred review, saying “Brown introduces a smart, young protagonist with a … Continue reading →
I rarely go back and read books I’ve written. I prefer working on new manuscripts. Thumbing through Communion, a book published twenty-five years ago, is a journey to my past. Places I visited: San Francisco, Mexico, India, Pakistan, Cuba, the … Continue reading →
I was encouraged to write this four-book series of easy-read bilingual books by a friend in Texas who is not bilingual but who generously and creatively fosters literacy by putting bilingual books in the hands of children who need them. … Continue reading →
We are celebrating Día’s 20th Anniversary this year! Thanks to all the wonderful Dynamos who promote celebrating all our children throughout the year and culminating April book fiestas. On May 15, 2015, Angela Hubbard became the Program Officer, Projects & … Continue reading →
I encourage you to read Jackie’s evocative “When a Southern Town Broke a Heart” on the front page of the Travel section of Sunday’s New York Times, July 13, 2016. I so enjoyed Colm Toibin’s novel Brooklyn (and the movie). … Continue reading →
